“Art is an endless stair that I’ll climb until
I drop. I’ll never be content with my work
and I’m happy with that knowledge”
James Cain, full-time digital sculptor“Finish your projects. You’ll
take what you’ve learned and
put that knowledge towards
new ones” Layna Lazar,
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4 never stOp
imprOving yOur wOrK
There’s no level of skill attained
where you’re “good enough” and
should stop practising. So be
innovative and push yourself to try
something new. This industry is so
competitive and the competition
will only heighten. Your portfolio
isn’t something that should ever
be called “finished”. Instead, it
needs to continue to grow.5 avOid including tOO
many unfinished pieces
A portfolio featuring lots of works-in-progress might
indicate to recruiters that you can’t finish a project
within a given timeframe. Make a point of revisiting
your unfinished artwork and completing it, to show
what you’re fully capable of producing. If you’re
having trouble finishing work then try to set yourself
some deadlines. Painting to a specific timeframe is
key to becoming successful at professional level.